Economy, asked by AYUSHIGS, 1 month ago

distinguish between fixed capital and working capital “point wise” for (3 marks)​

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Answered by BihariLadki
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•Investing capital in the long term assets of an enterprise.

Working capital is the capital invested in the current assets of an enterprise.

•Fixed capital is Used to acquire non-current assets for the company.

Working capital is Used to acquire current assets for the company.

•Fixed capital is not at all liquid.

Working capital is highly liquid.

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Answered by pds39937
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Explanation:

>>> Fixed Capital :-

  • Investing capital in the long term assets of an enterprise.

  • Used to acquire non-current assets for the company .

  • Fixed capital is not at all liquid Working capital is highly liquid.

  • Conversion to cash.

  • Objective served.

>>> Working Capital :-

  • Working capital is the capital invested in the current assets of an enterprise.

  • Used to acquire current assets for the company

  • Working capital is highly liquid.

  • Not possible to convert into cash Can be converted into cash.

  • Serves strategy oriented objectives Serves operational objectives.

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